With concussions affecting an estimated 2 million children and teens each year, knowing the signs of a concussion — and when to seek care — is especially important for young athletes and their families.
University Orthopedics sports concussion specialist Caroline Guglielmo, DPT, discusses concussion symptoms, prevention, and recovery for student-athletes.
A catastrophic knee injury ended Leo’s promising wrestling career, but it didn’t end his life as an athlete. With the help of University Orthopedics Physical Therapist Terry Moreno Toste, years of hard work eventually led them to cross a new finish line together.
The Advanced Trauma Life Support (ATLS) course is part of their responsibilities as team physicians for the Providence Bruins.
After suffering a devastating elbow injury, competitive rower Kim turned to UOI's Dr. Andrew Green. Her myUOIstory is one of teamwork and resilience.
Sara Terrell, DPT, joins the University Orthopedics PT Podcast to discuss CAM morphology, hip development, and how training during adolescence can impact long-term injury risk in young athletes.
Not all Bankart repairs are created equal—and neither is the rehab. This PT Podcast explores how to adapt your approach based on surgical findings, manage stiffness, and build toward safe return to sport with strength and neurocognitive training.
Whether you're a pitcher, position player, coach, or parent, this PT Podcast offers valuable insight into keeping arms healthy and performance strong.
If you’ve heard of blood flow restriction therapy, or BFR therapy, but aren’t quite sure how it works—or whether it’s safe—this episode of the PT Podcast gives you an overview.
What does effective rehab look like after hip arthroscopy for FAI? Experts Ashley Disantis and Keelan Ryan Enseki break down early post-op rehab strategies, range-of-motion considerations, and common pitfalls clinicians should avoid.